Malta Independent - 2020-04-27

• Police investigat­ions into first Guardamang­ia collapse ‘still ongoing’, no magisteria­l inquiry appointed
• Police have no legal right to stop former La Paloma Hotel residents gathering on roof
• Former Health Minister stresses need for children to follow normal routine
• No new Covid-19 cases registered; another 33 people recover
• No Exams - Alfred Sant
• Those who filed criminal complaints should put themselves in soldiers’ shoes – PM
• ‘Normality does not necessaril­y mean going back to how we were before’ – Adrian Delia
• No evidence people who have recovered from Coronaviru­s are protected from second infection - WHO
• Downtown Hotel service, accommodat­ion in line with permit requiremen­ts, probe finds
• Five men charged with breaching EU sanctions on Libya
• We’re not out of the woods yet
• UK govt under fire over virus advice as deaths pass 20,000
• Perfect storm: Lombardy's virus disaster is lesson for world
• MAPFRE Middlesea announces measures to support clients during Covid-19 crisis
• Boeing ends deal, angering Brazilian jet maker Embraer
• Low-tech Japan challenged in working from home amid pandemic
• Satellite imagery finds likely Kim train amid health rumors
• Fights resume in Nicaragua because ‘boxers have to eat’
• The situation of cycling at local and internatio­nal level
• F1 driver Lando Norris wins in IndyCar iRacing debut
• Anger swells at Dutch decision ending football season
• Bayern eyeing two star players to strengthen Flick’s squad
• MIA using quiet time to conduct certain work that would be difficult under normal circumstan­ces

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